Tim Hortons Timbits Menu Canada

Tim Hortons Timbits sizes are made for different needs. A small box is enough for a few people, while a 50-pack is better for a group.

If you are ordering for a group, assorted Timbits are usually the safest choice because everyone can pick the flavour they like.

Tim Hortons Timbits prices can vary by city, province, store, app offer, and delivery platform. Current Canadian menu listings commonly show 10 Timbits around $3.99, 20 Timbits around $6.39, and 50 Timbits around $11.99, but some older or location-based listings show lower prices, so use these as a price guide, not a fixed national price.

Quick Price Tip

If 30 or 40 Timbits are not shown as ready-made box sizes in your local app, you can usually make that amount by combining boxes. For example, 30 Timbits can be ordered as 10 + 20, and 40 Timbits can be ordered as 20 + 20.

Tim Hortons Timbits flavours can change by location and season. Some stores may have a full mix, while others may have fewer flavours later in the day.

Common Timbits flavours include:

For most users, a mixed box with chocolate, honey dip, old fashioned, and filled Timbits gives the best balance.

A good Timbits box should have variety. Do not fill the whole box with one flavour unless you already know everyone likes it.

Best 10 Timbits Box

For a 10-pack, a balanced mix can be:

This box gives you chocolate, glazed, cake-style, colourful, and filled flavours.

Best 20 Timbits Box

For a 20-pack, try a wider mix:

This is a good family or office box because it gives everyone options.

Best 50 Timbits Box

For a 50-pack, assorted is usually best. Ask for a mix of chocolate, glazed, plain, filled, and seasonal flavours if available. A 50-pack works better for parties and office sharing because people can take a few pieces without committing to a full donut.

Timbits calories vary by flavour. Some are around 50 calories each, while richer glazed or cake-style flavours can be around 80 to 90 calories each.

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Timbits are sweet, so they usually pair best with simple drinks. Coffee balances the sweetness, milk works well for kids, and hot chocolate makes the order feel more like a dessert.

For a safe adult combo, choose coffee + assorted Timbits. For kids, milk + Birthday Cake or Chocolate Glazed Timbits works well.

Timbits are a sweet bakery treat, not a health food. The good thing is that they are small, so you can enjoy a few pieces without eating a full donut. The problem is that it is easy to keep eating from the box.

For a lighter order:

A few Timbits with coffee can be fine as a treat. A full box is better for sharing.

Timbits may contain or come into contact with wheat, milk, egg, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, sesame, or other allergens depending on the flavour. Filled and seasonal Timbits can have extra ingredient concerns.

If you have a serious allergy, check the latest Tim Hortons allergen information and ask the restaurant before ordering. Tim Hortons provides official nutrition and allergen information online.

Tim Hortons Timbits should not be treated as gluten-free. They are donut-style bakery items and commonly have wheat or gluten risk. Cross-contact can also happen in bakery areas.

If you have celiac disease, gluten intolerance, or wheat allergy, check the official allergen guide before ordering.

The Tim Hortons Timbits Menu Canada is one of the best choices when you want a small sweet snack or a box to share. A 10-pack is good for a small group, 20 Timbits works well for family or friends, and 50 Timbits is better for parties, offices, classrooms, and events.

For the best flavour mix, choose assorted Timbits with chocolate, honey dip, old fashioned, filled, and seasonal pieces. For a lighter order, eat only a few pieces and pair them with coffee or tea instead of another sweet drink.